Game Theory: Hello Neighbor - Satan's Plot THICKENS!

Let's get into it, I don't normally do update videos, but the day we finished editing Hello Neighbor Theory, I discovered something BIG that answered a lot of questions I had about the

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. I didn't want to delay that video so we uploaded it, but I also didn't want to wait until the next update to make a whole new

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about this, so that's why. Hello Internet! Welcome to Diet Theory The Light version If you missed Hello Neighbor Theory, watch it first and then come back. The information there becomes very important. When I finished writing that

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, one thing that still bothered me a lot was this photo.

There was something about it that tickled my "theoretical" sense. The men's attitude was too specific. It felt like there was a hint or a reference to something, BUT WHAT?!? What is it? Giving you an idea of ​​what it's like to write these theories when it comes to researching images is very difficult. With reverse image search you quickly become limited, and when it comes to a photo that references a known painting, where you don't know specifically what you're looking for, well, you're out of options, but knowing that there are everywhere There were references to the Bible appearing in the

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, we focused our research on that and went through a lot of footage, so after doing some really in-depth research, we had gold on our hands.

Loyal theorists, I present to you this photo. Called "The Judgment of Christ." A 13th century painting, painted by a Florence artist, Cenni de Pepo. Cenni de Pepo- Cenni de Pepo It's a bit funny to say, and if it sounds familiar it's probably because this was also a fairly recent but not very popular meme, it was the 'I smell a watermelon' meme, also known as, 'stop das gay meme ', which always raises the question "are you dis gay?" Let me explain. This painting depicts one of the most famous moments of the Last Supper in the Bible, the meal before Jesus is crucified.

In the painting we see one of Jesus' followers, Judas Iscariot, kissing Jesus, which is why he is gay. In case you didn't know, Judas is known for betraying Jesus by kissing him during the meal to signal to the Roman guards that this is the man they were looking for. To quote the Gospel of Luke, chapter 22, "When he finished speaking, suddenly a crowd of people appeared. Judas, one of the twelve apostles, came forward and approached Jesus to kiss him, but Jesus said to him, 'Judas? With a kiss you will betray the Son of Man?'” So why had Judas done that?

Well, some say he did it for money. and the Gospel of John, Judas is possessed by the devil, which causes him to betray Jesus. So in all cases we have that Judas is a man tempted by the devil to perform an ungodly task. Hello Neighbor in which the

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is standing in the same way as Judas, turned to the side giving a kiss, he is the one who has been tempted or works with the devil. Another way to confirm this weekend's theory. All these revelations made us very excited, so we kept digging. Revelations, you know? It's the last book of the Bible, in which, ah, all hell breaks loose?

Horsemen of the Apocalypse? Well thought out jokes? No? Well then. Awesome. In the same promotional image with the shadow photo and the Faust book that we analyzed last weekend, look what the

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is drinking. A mug with a golden bull. Everyone here at Theorists HQ had noted it as a curious detail, but it didn't mean much when we first saw it. But now, with all these references to the Bible piling up, we were finally able to publish this detail. It's not just a hipster, overpriced coffee mug from Williams-Sonoma. It is a reference to the infamous golden calf from the Bible.

Calf like in a young cow, not like lower leg muscles. So, in the second book of the Bible, Exodus, God, with the help of a prophet named Moses, saves the people of Israel from slavery in Egypt because they are so loyal to him. He's a good guy. It's like an early Christmas present, but no good deed goes unpunished, because damn, it wouldn't be like that, because once they have their freedom they'll go a little wild. Like that Catholic girls' prom I attended when I was in fourth grade. That was an...intense night, definitely a story for another time.

Anyway, while Moses is up on the mountain chatting with God about writing version 1.0 of the Forbidden 10, everyone down there gets tired of waiting and decides, "Hey, let's make a golden statue of cows and worship it," because that It is what is done for fun. in a world without video games. Here are the appropriate quotes from Exodus, Chapter 32; “When the people saw that Moses did not return immediately from the mountain, they went to Aaron and said, 'Go ahead and make us gods to go before us...' Aaron answered them, 'Give me your gold rings, your wives, your children. and your daughters, and bring them to me." Then all the people took off their rings and brought them to Aaron.

He took what they had given him and made a molten idol in the shape of a calf... Then the Lord said to Moses: "Go down, because your people whom you brought out of Egypt have become corrupt..." Then Moses returned to the Lord and said: "Oh, what a great sin this people has committed! They have made themselves gods of gold." God clearly wasn't too happy about being replaced by an idol, a golden cow of all things, so do you think the cup with the golden bull is just a coincidence? No way! Like the Judas painting, the golden calf is also another reference to people who are seduced by money, people who worship false gods, and now that all these things with the devil and a false god are mentioned more Often the image becomes of the choice of our neighbor.

As a Halloween costume suddenly a completely different opinion. But seriously, think about the butt flap. Even the clown costume we discussed in the previous theory probably also gives a clue to the neighbor's deal with the devil. This suit you see him wearing is. It's not just any outfit. It is an exact replica of the costume worn by the evil clown from the film version of Stephen King's "It." Special thanks to @Fentastic18 on Twitter who made this clear to me. Look! Everything from the color to the number of fringes matches. While I have yet to find any major Biblical references in that movie or book, it is important to note the clown's name, Pennywise, which is a reference to the classic British saying, "Pennywise and Pound Fools," which likewise means that you are someone who can no longer see the forest for the trees, who is so focused on what is happening in front of you that you miss the bigger picture, like Judas, for example, who allows himself to be bribed into betrayal.

Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. Sure he makes some quick money, but then he either gets himself banished to Hell for eternity, or someone else who is Pennywise and dumb like we did in the previous theory. that he sells his soul to the devil for unlimited wisdom and worldly pleasures. Yes, sure, you will have a great few years living off your unlimited diet of Coca-Colas and the knowledge of how Game of Thrones ends, but when the devil comes to the rescue. part of the deal, well, then you're out of luck. So what does all this mean for our neighbor theory?

If you put together the stories of Faust, Isaiah 14:14, the

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ic candle rituals and the 666 on the foot of the neighbor's shoe from the last video, plus today's photo of Judas, the golden calf and Pennywise, it seems that It means our theory is getting stronger. It seems that the neighbor is a man who made a deal with the devil to be helped, but now in the game we see the consequences of that choice, forcing him to perform Satanist rituals in his basement with a woman and her son, to fulfill his part of the deal. Where he is forced to bury people alive in order to please the devil.

Do I think he is the devil himself? No, because all these references are about people that the Devil uses. Our neighbor is just a puppet in a much larger and more sinister game; a game I can't wait for the next update, who knows what else dynamic pixels have come up with, but it's been a wild ride so far. In the meantime, remember... It's just a theory, a diet theory! We will be brief. And hey, before you go, vote for the scenario in which you think this theory will come true. Do you think the neighbor is the devil?

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